Grand Theft - Grand Theft LP Death Hymns Grotesque vocals and strong drums

Grotesque vocals and strong drums permeate the thick

comes their masterpiece of medieval atmospherics—A Crypt of Mysteriis—upon the finest wax of blackest vinyl

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Nile blends ferocious power and astounding technical prowess with mesmerizing dynamics and resounding songs

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Grand Theft - Grand Theft LP Death Hymns Grotesque vocals and strong drumsGrand Theft's lone 1972 LP stands as a peculiar, potent artefact of early 70s heavy rock, conceived in Seattle as a tongue in cheek jab at arena pomp, but abandoning parody for brute force. In a single combustible session, it leant on Dave Baroh's serrated guitar tone, Kevin Marin's thick, overdriven bass and Phil Klitgaard's forceful, unvarnished drumming, bringing about an impulsive coil of sound. 'Scream (It's Eating Me Alive)' and 'Closer to